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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1980
Page
1
A June 26 1980 Ottawa Herald editorial cites the Supreme Court extending First Amendment rights to corporations, allowing utility firms to send political arguments with bills. It argues for broader free speech while noting readers may ignore or discard such materials.
Lorraine Cromwell and Debby McAlexander criticize the Ottawa Herald for publishing graphic front page images from the June 13 1980 Friday the 13th event. They urge more discretion and better taste, noting barricades and safety concerns plus community customs. Mrs R Schumacher also asks for toned down imagery and caution in future coverage.
A cluttered TV listing combines film plots, documentaries, and chat show events. Highlights include Buck Rogers style adventure, Marilyn Monroe documentary, James Bond Dr No, and a range of 1960s 70s cinema with captions and previews for Tonight Show and news segments.
James Kilpatrick argues that domestic color TV makers face decline from Japanese dumping and calls for extending the Orderly Marketing Agreement to protect jobs and American technology. He cites employment drops, market shares, and the need to draw a line against unfair foreign competition while urging continued protective measures.
In Oakland California Henry Huff president of Transamerica Airlines warns price cutting in the airline industry will push fares higher. He notes big carriers cut prices to $99 for New York to California flights while charters struggle. Huff predicts rates will normalize to sensible levels as losses mount and industry consolidation may occur. He cites fuel costs and economic trouble as drivers of unsustainable discounts.
Dear Dr Donohue explains that penicillin works only if the ear infection germ is sensitive and requires testing of ear drainage. Long therapy may be needed to control infection and allow safe healing of the ear drum, sometimes with surgical removal of infected material.
USPS 600 240 104 Spedar published daily except Sunday and holidays in Ottawa Kansas. Rates for trade area mail include sales tax. One month 2.80 three months 7.75 six months 15.00 one year 27.00. Out of state 3.5 percent tax. Ottawa and surrounding towns by carrier monthly 2.85 three months 8.00 six months 15.50 twelve months 30.00. Associated Press ember.
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